If I buy this for my 99 tacoma should I also buy tool box tie downs to hole it in place?
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The DeeZee tool box I bought for my 07 Ford Ranger came with all of the necessary hardware to fasten it to the truck bed. It also comes with some stick-on foam padding to protect your truck's paint where the box sits.
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The box comes with necessary hardware you will need to drill two holes inside toolbox to your trucks specific dimensions but the install was easy and non destructive to the vehicle itself
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Not worth the price. Get regular bolts and nuts. Did not use mine, look like toothpicks.
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There is a kit specific to your installation that does not require drilling or any heavy mechanical activity. The mount kit for my 2010 Tacoma bolted right on. Obviously the installation requires that you spend some time on your back, other than that it is an easy install. Hope this helps you. By the way I had a compliment the other day from a fellow Tacoma owner who was considering step boards that cost 3 times these. He said these looked much better and would order them. -Dave
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I have the Access Limited tonneau cover installed with the RockyMounts Clutch SD (2 ea) with NO clearance issues. The Access Limited cover also allows for unobstructed use of the sliding tie-downs that come with the factory installed rail system (Tacoma 2005-2015).
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Yes it does! The package comes complete with whatever your specific Tacoma requires.
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Should be the same. I suggest reinforcing the entire box with about 100+ dry wall screws and silicon the connections. You want the box completely seald for better sound. Although for the money it's worth the extra time to do. But the Toyota Tacoma is identical in the rear interior. But you must remove the storage panels. Easy with a few bolts.
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You can install it if your toolbox fits inside the truck bed not on the sides.
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There are 2 pre drilled holes in oval shapes that allow for minor left/right adjustment. I have a 09 Tacoma and was able to work the bolts through the existing holes on the bumper (with some elbow grease).
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If you have sliding tool boxes or other sliding systems that can be bought and used on newer model trucks. I did not have those in my truck.
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Yes, remove the tool box, install the rack and reinstalled the tool box. Did this exact thing on a dodge 3500
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If you mean the rails that hold the plastic tie downs that you can buy at the Toyota accessories store? Yes it uses the rails that come with the truck which make installation very quick and easy. About 40 minutes to install with very little help from someone. It will take at least 15 minutes more if you are doing it by yourself. Look up the BAK Toyota Tacoma install on YouTube very helpful.
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Yes, mine did/does have the separate white ground wire that needs to be attached to a bolt that connects to the frame for common ground/return. It will work great for your Tacoma.
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Good question. I just used large self tapping screws straight down through the top of the bed sidewalls. I did see one very ingenious method using the equipment tie down sliding tracks/rails on some TACO forum (assuming you are installing on your Tacoma). For best method to mount any cross bed toolbox do a search of the web on Tacoma forums. There is a lot of good advice out there. I just took the easy lazy way and drilled it right to the truck.
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unfortunately this will not work. The kit for your truck would be the Happijac 182910 FT-UT9 Frame Mount Tie Down Kit .
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Normally, tool boxes do not include these or other anchoring hardware. If needed, you can buy these universal anchors for a toolbox. These are great if you dont want to drill holes in your vehicle.
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My Tacoma came with pins. Sounds like you may have to order pins from your Toyota Dealer. Give them a call. -Al
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I did not have to cut a hole. The plastic below the bumper is already open where the tow hooks go. It is the same plastic piece used on four wheel drives which typically come with tow hooks already installed. My truck is a 2011 Silverado crew cab.
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I have a 96 Tacoma and it fit like a glove. Looks better than the one I purchased from Toyota. Takes about 10-15 min to install. I don't believe the dimensions on the Tacoma hoods changed that much between 95&96